Sentence examples for be keeper of from inspiring English sources
noun
One who keeps something.
According to Mrs. Pelosi's lawyer, Michael G. Dowd, she also left written instructions that Ms. Mayne be keeper of her cremated remains.
By Calvin Tomkins When Richard Buckminster Fuller was in New Zealand a year ago, he spent several rewarding hours at the University of Auckland with a friend of his, a cultural anthropologist who also happens to be Keeper of the Chants of the people he belongs to, the Maoris.
There must be keepers of meaning who look over the fence.
He is keeper of the brands".
"He certainly is keeper of the Romney record.
From 1843 to 1847 he was keeper of the National Gallery, resigning amid unjust criticism.
A friend was pregnant, with no prospects for marriage, and Ms. McIntosh was keeper of a secret that, if spilled, could have led to family disgrace.
"Neither Fowler nor Pyle truly understands Phuong," said Kathleen McLaughlin, a co-producer who is keeper of the script on the movie set.
Ms. Goldstein, a Californian who has lived here long enough to pass for a native, is keeper of the pedestrian statistics that the BID compiles periodically.
From 1975 until 1999 he was keeper of prints and maps at Guildhall Library, the eminent institution that specialises in the history of London.
Boris was keeper of the body for nearly 30 years, earning a pretty good living (by Soviet standards) and, better still, immunity from Stalin's terror.
